Replica Guns Banned in Oshawa?
 

I was listening to 680 News this morning, and i heard that oshawa has band replica guns and wants the rest of the province to do the same. anybody else hear about this?

Don't they realize that they are pretty well banned already?

replica guns have been banned in Canada since 1998.

Which is why we play with "Imitations"....

i think this may have also included toy guns to though

They're probably trying to ban the criminals that illegally import them from the US from having them illegally, so that they can't rob a bank with a replica and are forced to go through the gun registration process so that they can rob a bank with a registered rifle.

Well if this ban you speak of ends in airsoft being made illegal in Ontario then people on this forum will protest the ban and if they win it makes it better in Ontario for airsoft possibly lowering prices and such .

Protest the ban and win? Do you think this is the U.S.?

I don't even think some of them are old enough to vote, let alone carry out a successful protest.

The story said that 'realistic bb guns' are banned for individuals 18 and under. The intention was to keep them out of schools (or so the story said). Doesn't affect us really.

I didn't write "and win" i wrote "if they win".
Millions of people protested the war in iraq did they win no.

Who needs to be 18?

Just schedule our protest on April 20th (or May 5th this year) and we can say that the thousands of people that march in protest on the street are doing it for airsoft.

Just go out with a few signs that say so, start handing them out saying that if they carry them, the BC3 won't go to jail.

It'd work.

lol that would be smart and funny

ok I know about apr 20, but whats BC3 and how is may 5 involved?

BC3 are the three people (including Mark Emery, Canada's 'Prince of pot') that are currently in the process of being extradited to the United States and would face life in prison for selling millions of marijuana seeds to the US.

May 5th is this year's Marijuana walk. Last year wasn't there 25,000 in one Canadian city?

For more info, see http://www.cannabisculture.com/
(If I am breaking any rules for posting this, feel free to delete the link, or whatever is necessary)